475 Hybrid Separation Processes

Tuesday, November 17, 2020: 8:00 AM - 9:00 AM
Separations Division (02) (PreRecorded+)

Description:
The study of hybrid separation technology is gaining momentum in developing more sustainable and economical processes. For example, the combination of distillation with membrane separation (such as n-C4 from i-C4) lowers energy consumption and improves yields and qualities of distillation cuts. Processes that integrate technologies from all separation areas are welcome. The key objective of this session is to invite presentations addressing improved efficiency and decreased equipment sizes and weight by applying hybrid separation technology. Experimental and simulation studies are welcome.

Sponsor:
General Topics and Other Methods
Chair:
Joshua Thompson Email: joshua.thompson@chevron.com


(475a) Hybrid Membrane-PSA System for Efficient Oxygen Generation for Transportable, Modular Gasification Systems
Nicholas R. Schwartz, Philip Cox and Michael J. Blaise


(475b) Hybrid Adsorption and Catalytic Oxidation of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) Using Temperature Swing Adsorption-Reaction
Busuyi Adebayo and Fateme Rezaei


(475d) Analysis of Membrane Processes for CO2 Removal and H2 Reuse for Solid Oxide Fuel Cells
Kai Chen, Yang Han and W.S. Winston Ho


(475f) Conceptual Modeling and Design for Membrane-Based Hybrid CO2 Capture Processes in Cement Industry
Mun-Gi Jang, Seokwon Yun, Hyunsoo Son, Miae Kim and Jin-Kuk Kim
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